Arkansas, Massachusetts, Oregon, Pennsylvania and Texas are introducing and passing legislation that other states could learn from, according to the nonprofit Consortium for School Networking.

As the four-year cyber grant program for state and local governments winds down, industry groups are asking for it to be renewed and expanded.

Texas has created a “hostile foreign adversaries unit” designed to stop the growing influence of the Chinese Communist Party on U.S. soil.

Aashish Patel, who’s been serving as the state’s interim chief security officer, has been named to the role for the long term.

A "cyber incident" in Maryland has disrupted a service that provides transportation to people with disabilities.

Some of Nevada's websites and phone lines are offline after a security incident.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes is asking state lawmakers for $10 million, plus $3.5 million in ongoing funding to secure his state's elections infrastructure.

A "cyber incident" has bumped the Pennsylvania attorney general office's network offline.

As cybersecurity support from the federal government dwindles, state and local officials are considering their options.